Jess Harrold
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Shepherd’s Bush Market redevelopment appeal this week
Market traders are appealing this week in their challenge to a CPO that will pave the way for redevelopment
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Shepherd’s Bush Market redevelopment appeal this week
Traders at Shepherd’s Bush Market who fear a planned redevelopment will cost them their livelihoods are appealing this week in their challenge to a CPO that will pave the way…
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Listed hall owner in solar farm defeat should have paid attention to planning notices
The owner of a Grade II listed hall, who claimed that the first he knew of a £10m solar farm within view of his property was when the panels were…
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90-home development at Reading survives court challenge
A judge has upheld the grant of planning permission for a development of up to 90 homes at Reading, dismissing the challenge brought by the local authority
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Landlords and tenants should pay attention to EU law
Case law in the European Court of Justice can be all too easy to ignore, but recent disputes have raised the application of competition law to restrictions in commercial leases.
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Nick Hopkins: back in commission
After a distinguished academic career, Nick Hopkins has returned to the Law Commission, where he was once a researcher. Estates Gazette found him very much at home in his new…
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The theory behind relativity under scrutiny in enfranchisement test case
A case being heard by the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) could transform the way valuations are carried out in future
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Mortgage Express wins bulk of £3m-plus deceit claim against Countrywide Surveyors
Mortgage Express has largely triumphed in a deceit action against Countrywide Surveyors, succeeding in respect of 39 out of 41 claims
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RSA and BPF join ratings clash
Two leading bodies of surveyors and developers have won the right to be heard in a major rating appeal
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Impact on urban regeneration leads industry heavyweights to join Supreme Court ratings clash
Two leading bodies of surveyors and developers have won the right to be heard in a major rating appeal
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Supreme Court braced for shellfish battle
The Supreme Court will hear a case next week involving the rights of East Anglian fishermen who are entitled to go on taking shellfish from sandbanks in Norfolk.
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20 top tips for APC success
Jon Lever’s comprehensive guide for APC candidates takes them through the entire process from beginning to end